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Dammit Marshall!!! Willie Gault was my next pick. I couldn't believe he wasn't gone yet.
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I had a really hard time deciding between Kavanaugh and Gault.Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:Dammit Marshall!!! Willie Gault was my next pick. I couldn't believe he wasn't gone yet.
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I couldn't believe he was still on the board either. That dude was fast and was great at the deep ball.Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:Dammit Marshall!!! Willie Gault was my next pick. I couldn't believe he wasn't gone yet.
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and that was it.The Marshall Plan wrote:I couldn't believe he was still on the board either. That dude was fast and was great at the deep ball.Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:Dammit Marshall!!! Willie Gault was my next pick. I couldn't believe he wasn't gone yet.
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Hey cblaz11, how is that juggernaut of an offense coming along?
Bears history is riddled with outstanding defensive players. Offense...not so much. Food for thought.
Bears history is riddled with outstanding defensive players. Offense...not so much. Food for thought.
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Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:Hey cblaz11, how is that juggernaut of an offense coming along?
Bears history is riddled with outstanding defensive players. Offense...not so much. Food for thought.
Hahah!
Cohen, Waddle, and my guy Marty Booker is a start!
Just wait...I’ve got some playmakers up my sleeve!
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We are getting to the rounds where we are gonna have to start digging for dudes.
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I still have my Jim Flanigan jersey from high school. #99.cblaz11 wrote:Flanigan and Brown are two guys I had my eye on!
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Yep. Or somebody is gonna have to take a Parkey or Conte type. Or we could start looking at favorite players who weren't necessarily good.wab wrote:We are getting to the rounds where we are gonna have to start digging for dudes.
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Dammit blaz, I was going to take Jennings. All 5'8" of him.
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Jennings could play. I loved that guy.Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:Dammit blaz, I was going to take Jennings. All 5'8" of him.
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Oh. So you'll be All Fucked-up on Keystone? Thanks for the heads up.UOK wrote:No idea where Umbali is, but I'll be getting a beer after work, so I won't be updating the thread/spreadsheet until maybe 6-7pm tonight.
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Bears Whiskey Nut wrote:Oh. So you'll be All Fucked-up on Keystone? Thanks for the heads up.UOK wrote:No idea where Umbali is, but I'll be getting a beer after work, so I won't be updating the thread/spreadsheet until maybe 6-7pm tonight.
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Personally, I'm looking to draft nothing but Ass Fucking Kangaroos.UOK wrote:I'm strangely excited to see who comes up in these "garbage" rounds of the draft.
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Some of you have already discussed this, but I think after the draft is over we can have a thread for trades and to close out the draft experience, select head coaches for our teams.
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The Chris Harris and Tony Parrish picks were great. Created some serious nostalgia for me. I loved watching those guys play. It killed me when Parrish left for San Francisco.
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Me too, man. I weep for what Brown and Parrish should have been.The Marshall Plan wrote:The Chris Harris and Tony Parrish picks were great. Created some serious nostalgia for me. I loved watching those guys play. It killed me when Parrish left for San Francisco.
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Since I already have Da Coach as a TE, would you want me to draft a head coach anyway?UOK wrote:Some of you have already discussed this, but I think after the draft is over we can have a thread for trades and to close out the draft experience, select head coaches for our teams.
I'm up for OC and DC too if you guys want to do it.
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My thought was that any Bears players that became coaches are not eligible (ripping a hole in the space time continuum).The Marshall Plan wrote:Since I already have Da Coach as a TE, would you want me to draft a head coach anyway?UOK wrote:Some of you have already discussed this, but I think after the draft is over we can have a thread for trades and to close out the draft experience, select head coaches for our teams.
I'm up for OC and DC too if you guys want to do it.
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G08 wrote:Me too, man. I weep for what Brown and Parrish should have been.The Marshall Plan wrote:The Chris Harris and Tony Parrish picks were great. Created some serious nostalgia for me. I loved watching those guys play. It killed me when Parrish left for San Francisco.
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